Most announcements should be printed or electronically distributed so they do not take time in sacrament meeting; the bishopric may give essential announcements briefly before the opening hymn (see General Handbook 29.2.2.2).
From Elder Quentin L. Cook's general conference talk Deep and Lasting Conversion to Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ (after President Nelson's two-hour meeting block announcement), "To help members prepare for the Sabbath, some wards already send an informative email, text, or social media message midweek. In view of this adjustment, we strongly recommend this type of communication. These invitations will remind the members of the Sunday meeting schedule for that week, including the upcoming class lesson topic, and support continuing gospel conversation at home."
1. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will broadcast a worldwide devotional for young adults on Sunday, May 3, 2020, at 6:00pm
Elder Robert C. Gay of the Presidency of the Seventy and Sister Lynette Gay will speak during a worldwide devotional for young adults on Sunday, May 3, 2020, at 6:00 p.m. mountain daylight time.
2. Review the church's website periodically as the church provides continuing and timely updates and consolidates their announcements on this website:
3. See the Updates to the Stake Calendar of Events section below for adjusted (e.g. now being held online), cancelled, or postponed meetings and activities
4. Colorado Springs North Stake JustServe
... and many more project ideas at JustServe.org
The online stake calendar provides event details: e.g. end times, participants invited, point of contact for questions, address, reserved building room(s), setup time, cleanup time, etc.
1. On April 6th, Colorado Governor issued an updated executive order to guard against the spread of the coronavirus extended through Sunday, April 26th
2. The Lexington, Jamboree, and Monument buildings are closed until further notice
3. Stake Temple Recommend and BYU Endorsement Interviews will be held via online technology
4. The following meetings and activities are cancelled or changed to Online-only due to state and church-wide announcements and removed from the stake calendar:
a. A reminder to sync your Member Tools app to align with these stake calendar changes as the app is only a snapshot of calendar/member information each time you sync; if you followed the Personal Calendar instructions below, your personal calendar will be updated automatically
In the Service of Your God, by Walter Rane
As you read and ponder Mosiah 4–6, pay attention to the promptings of the Holy Ghost. What good things are you inspired to do? (see Mosiah 5:2).
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Minerva K. Teichert (1888-1976), Ammon before King Limhi, 1949-1951, oil on masonite, 35 15/16 x 48 inches. Brigham Young University Museum of Art, 1969.
As you read, the Spirit may bring to your attention certain phrases or passages. Write down how you feel that those passages apply to you.
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Unless an exception is noted below, all wards hold sacrament meeting first and ward weeknight activities are at the same building as Sunday meetings:
The ready availability of audio conferencing and video conferencing solutions allows local ecclesiastical leaders to conduct virtual meetings with councils or members while avoiding an increase in technology costs for the Church. Local leaders are encouraged to use a free, reputable solution that works best in their area. Some possible options may include:
These solutions should be adequate to meet most virtual meeting needs. If these tools are unfamiliar, it is recommended that leaders test their preferred solution before hosting actual meetings.
If a leader has an account with a videoconferencing platform from their employment, they should ensure they have their employer’s approval before using that platform for Church purposes. Be aware that employer administrators may have access to personal meetings. In all cases, leaders should consider confidentiality and safeguard the personal information of members and others. Please share this information with the leaders in your wards and stake.
Date Released: June 11, 2019
Date Released: January 1, 2020
You can automatically synchronize the events from your ward and stake calendar with your personal Google, Microsoft Outlook, or Apple calendar. Updates made to events in your Church calendar will be reflected in the sync'd calendar.
To setup your phone, tablet, or computer, go to churchofjesuschrist.org, Church Calendar, Sync, select the type of calendar you use (Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, or Apple Calendar), and follow the instructions.
This has the advantage as items are added, deleted, and modified on the ward and stake calendar, they are instantly updated on your personal calendar.
Official General Conference addresses, and BYU-Provo, BYU-Idaho, and BYU-Hawaii speeches.
By Elder James R. Rasband, Of the Seventy
April 2020 General Conference, Saturday Morning Session
To ensure a righteous judgment, the Savior’s atoning sacrifice will clear away the underbrush of ignorance and the painful thorns of hurt caused by others.
By Joy D. Jones, Primary General President
April 2020 General Conference, Saturday Morning Session
As women of faith, we can draw principles of truth from the Prophet Joseph’s experiences that provide insights for receiving our own revelation.
Official Newsroom and Church News announcements and articles of interest to our stake.
New videos from the church from the Book of Mormon Videos, HopeWorks, ComeUntoChrist.org, Latter-day Saints Channel, Video Series: Give Back, His Grace, Gospel Solutions for Families, Inspirational Messages, Inspirational Messages for Youth, The Daily, etc. -- inspirational stories, news, events, quotes from Church leaders, and more for your daily uplift.
The church’s Official Communication Library messages may contain confidential or privileged information and are only accessible by and for the use of the individual(s) addressed in the letter/policy.